Although she was occupied with multiple causes, Murphy
was a significant member of a variety of women's
organizations. As well, her work as Police Magistrate
brought her face-to-face with the plight of children, and
caused her to take a special interest in their protection.
Listed below are some of the positions Murphy took up in
her effort to improve social conditions across Canada.
- First President of the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada,1919-21
- Vice-President of the National Council of Women, 1918-26
- Member of "Westward Ho," the first chapter
of Imperial Order of Daughters of Empire, established in Alberta
- Vice-President of Canadian Association of Child
Protection Officers, 1921-25
- Director of Canadian Council of Child Welfare, 1923-27
- Member of Board of Directors of Big Sisters' Association, Montreal, 1928-31
- Appointed by the Government of Alberta to special committee to report on
international property laws relating to women, 1926
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